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speechmaker

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At the arena, he moved to the microphone used by the speechmakers and his remarks carried all around.
Asserting/inventing traditions on the Luapula: the Lunda Mutomboko ... by Cancel, Robert / African Arts
Burchard begins this thoroughly researched biography with Frederick Douglass's first encounter with William Lloyd Garrison at a Nantucket meeting of abolitionists in 1841, at which Garrison's powerful speech inspired Douglass as a speechmaker and writer.
Peter Burchard Frederick Douglass: for the Great Family of Man by Bush, Margaret A. / The Horn Book Magazine
Q: But you have a character in your quartet warn Minke "to be a writer, and not a speechmaker.
Pramoedya Ananta Toer by ROTHSCHILD, MATTHEW / The Progressive
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